Chris Curry

Should the auto-enrolment threshold be lowered?

The majority of defined contribution (DC) savers do not know how they will use their pension pot and only have a vague idea when they will retire, according to research.

How and why the tax treatment of pensions has to change

The annual cost of unfunded public sector schemes has increased since the introduction of the Hutton reforms according to figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Women will be ‘winners' once auto-enrolment is introduced next year, but pensioners who rent in retirement could end up getting less back than they put in.

Social care will suffer as people work for longer and receive a smaller pension, Pensions Policy Institute research director Chris Curry told delegates.